A Campsite Owner in S-Class Dungeon

Chapter 6: The First Guest

"No!"

I ran desperately and stood in front of Teddy.

"Argh."

The man's sword stopped before my eyes and I came face to face.

Many hairs were cut in the air, flying in the sky. In the meantime, his sharp eyes and distinct facial lines caught my eye.

The black marker was very clear and big. He didn't feel like a human being at that moment.

Apart from being handsome, I got goosebumps because I felt weird for a moment.

"A Hunter?"

"Yes, yes! This Monster is the one I tamed!"

I spoke in an urgent manner, as I was hardened.

"The Blue Starlight Bear?"

The man knew Teddy. Maybe it was because of excitement that his pupils grew bigger, but they shrank noticeably again.

'I think I've seen this phenomenon somewhere...'

I tried to recall the sudden sensation of deja vu, but I couldn't think of what it was.

"Taming Hunter?"

"No, that's not it..."

In general, Hunters don't reveal their Class or Exclusive Skills very well. They might identify their weaknesses.

They are categorized into fighting, production, and healing. However, it was difficult to say that the 'Campsite Owner' did not belong to any of them.

"I-I run a Campsite here!"

I beckoned a sign that was somewhat shabby but clearly written. My fingertips shook with tension.

<Spring Campsite>

He looked as if he still couldn't figure it out when he saw the sign.

"A Campsite in Dungeon."

"Yes... You can get a special buff if you stay at the Campsite, so would you like to try the tent?"

I spoke honorably with a more relaxed air. I mustered up the courage to offer him.

It was decided that it would be better to experience it than talk.

The tent has buffs, so I was able to prove what I was saying was true when he went through it.

"But you have to pay coins to use the tent. Teddy, how much is it to rent for a day?"

"300 coins! The tent key should be in the Master's Inventory!

When I opened the Inventory, there was an item I really hadn't seen before. When I took it out, it was a bracelet with a red light shining.

'I think this is the tent key. But 300 coins for a day's rental? Isn't it too expensive?'

It was when the price was higher than I thought, so I was hesitating. The man asked with a lot of impressions.

"The Shelter is a public area, not owned by anyone. Are you saying you're doing business in Shelter now?"

"No, that's..."

He spoke again in a stiff tone. I knew it.

The Shelter was a public area designated for anyone to use because there were no personnel or class restrictions in the demilitarized zone where weapons or military activities were prohibited.

However, Hunters such as charmer's boats often took over the shelter first and exchanged coins to trade. Of course, since it is illegal, reporting it to the Hunter Association will result in sanctions.